It will be around the end of February when the town finds out if FEMA declares it a disaster.
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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Third grade artist Thea Cannatella wins national prize
WOODSTOCK — To applause from her classmates, third grader Thea Cannatella, headed to the stage at Woodstock Elementary School cafetorium to accept a prestigious art contest award. She won $500 in the Horace Mann planning calendar art contest, presented at an all-school gathering Dec. 19. She was the only winner in the state and was […]
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Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Business
Oxford Hills Technical School prepares students for careers as Maine Guides
Enrollment to enter the program next September is open until Feb. 25.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Waste water treatment plant workers used a portable generator to keep Bethel pumps going
They pushed 1.1 million gallons of water through a system meant to handle 340,000 gallons a day.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
Oxford Hills Technical School students turn out for Tech Challenge competition
Trades demonstrations, simulation exercises and culinary samples were presented in friendly, informative and tasty competitions.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Firefighters knock down electrical fire at Bethel home
The fire was contained to a laundry room but there was heavy smoke damage throughout the house.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Youth Hub opening March 7 in Bethel
The Youth Hub at Congo Cafe will be in the lower level dining room of West Parish Congregational Church on Church Street.
Posted inBusiness, The Bethel Citizen
Bethel home prices surged 25% in 2023
BETHEL — According to data compiled by Mainebiz, Bethel’s median house sale prices increased 25% in 2023. Top in the state. “Bethel, Gorham and Harpswell top the list of “Maine’s Hottest Towns of 2023,” according to writer, Peter Van Allen who cited data from Maine Life Real Estate team at eXp Realty, a national real […]
